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. >>> lisa, we're now in the redirect here. they're taking a moment. let's focus in on the last 8:00 or so. what's the objective of the state? >> the defense made some in roads telling about how her interview changed with the interview, at her deposition and at the trial. what the prosecutors are doing saying she was asked different questions at different times by different individuals. >> thank you, lisa. >> what you're talking about, sir. >> that's what i'm asking you. are you saying that english is your third language? that you spoke creole and spanish first? >> i spoke three languages in my house. >> does your mother speak english? >> not that well, sir. >> does she speak english. >> not that well, sir. >> i understand she may have an accent or some limitations, but do you speak to her in english? >> sometimes, sir. >> and if you're not speaking to her in english, you're speaking to her in creole? >> yes, sir. >> and your father, do you speak to him in english? >> yes, sir. >> and when you went to school as a child, kindergarten, did you speak engl
. >>> lisa, we're now in the redirect here. they're taking a moment. let's focus in on the last 8:00 or so. what's the objective of the state? >> the defense made some in roads telling about how her interview changed with the interview, at her deposition and at the trial. what the prosecutors are doing saying she was asked different questions at different times by different individuals. >> thank you, lisa. >> what you're talking about, sir. >> that's what i'm...
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>> lisa, do we have you there? i'm sorry? looks like we have lost lisa bloom there. and we'll try to get her back in, see if we can get her back connected. lisa, are you with me? all right. we're going to keep our eyes on the courtroom. as we told you, we're going to bring you news as it develops when it comes to this trial. the opening statement. we know that whatever the outcome of this trial, there's going to be some segment of the population unhappy with the verdict. we hope by bringing you the trial itself and a big chunk of it, that it serves as an opportunity for folks to see the trial proceedings for themselves and not let others interpret what fairness is. we should also note george zimmerman has sued nbc universal for defamation. >>> up next, our deep dive into the biggest race of 2013, the virginia governor's race. it's coming up. white house soup of the day, 15 bean, legume, count 'em up, we'll be right back. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at gr
>> lisa, do we have you there? i'm sorry? looks like we have lost lisa bloom there. and we'll try to get her back in, see if we can get her back connected. lisa, are you with me? all right. we're going to keep our eyes on the courtroom. as we told you, we're going to bring you news as it develops when it comes to this trial. the opening statement. we know that whatever the outcome of this trial, there's going to be some segment of the population unhappy with the verdict. we hope by...
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back with me are faith jenkins, lisa bloom and ken padowitz. faith, why does the prosecution want to hear these past police calls? >> they're arguing this goes directly to george zimmerman's state of mind the night he shot and killed trayvon martin. here is why. trayvon martin was walking alone on that night. george zimmerman calls the police and refers to him as these a-holes, more than one person. an expletive punks, more than one person. he has this attitude towards trayvon as if he is walking with a group of people when it is just him by himself. so he has grouped trayvon and has an attitude toward him based on his past experiences of seeing people who he thinks does not belong in his neighborhood and who he thinks are suspicious. that's why the prosecutor is saying this is directly relevant to show his state of mind that he had increased frustration. and it's part of the reason why he decided to follow trayvon, because he did not want yet another one to get away. >> now, he said, we've heard on tapes, "they always getaway", they being othe
back with me are faith jenkins, lisa bloom and ken padowitz. faith, why does the prosecution want to hear these past police calls? >> they're arguing this goes directly to george zimmerman's state of mind the night he shot and killed trayvon martin. here is why. trayvon martin was walking alone on that night. george zimmerman calls the police and refers to him as these a-holes, more than one person. an expletive punks, more than one person. he has this attitude towards trayvon as if he is...
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so i would. >> would you, lisa? >> not at this point, because the prosecution always has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. they have not yet met that burden. now, we're only in day four of the trial. they're still going that remains to be seen. if i were the defense team, i would would not want to put him on. i would get in the videotaped police statement. if i can get that in, i would tell him you're not testifying. by the way, i think he wants to testify. he is that kind of guy. he wanted to talk to the police hen they came. every time somebody has been asked to identify him, he stands up very proudly, something i've never seen before in a criminal trial as to say i'm right here, i'm george zimmerman there. is a real pride to this guy. >> and he testified at the bond hearing whom. does that? that was very rare for him to do something, for a witness. >> i want to play again this whole get off, get off, because i want you all to address what she is talking about she heard get off, get off. listen to. th
so i would. >> would you, lisa? >> not at this point, because the prosecution always has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. they have not yet met that burden. now, we're only in day four of the trial. they're still going that remains to be seen. if i were the defense team, i would would not want to put him on. i would get in the videotaped police statement. if i can get that in, i would tell him you're not testifying. by the way, i think he wants to testify. he is that...
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lisa, let me go to you. you just heard kyle's reporting. what does the jury reaction tell you, if anything. >> you know, i think jurors should be innocent until proven. i think we should give them a chance, all right. this woman said what was he doing out so late. maybe she shute thought he was younger. maybe she thought the hour was later. i'm going to give these jurors the chance to hear all the facts. this is obviously a woman, the one who doesn't want to look at the crime scene photos and they're horrible. they're awful to look at. she's got a heart. i also wouldn't read too much into people look away. some people really like to look eye to eye. other people are uncomfortable with that. they might be looking away, but listening really intently. >> it was 7:15 at night. it wasn't late at night. >> right. >> but faith, the reaction you're hearing to the 911 tapes, what -- does that say anything at all to you? >> well, i've always said the emotion in this case is all on one side. because you can't get away from it. we talked about the defe
lisa, let me go to you. you just heard kyle's reporting. what does the jury reaction tell you, if anything. >> you know, i think jurors should be innocent until proven. i think we should give them a chance, all right. this woman said what was he doing out so late. maybe she shute thought he was younger. maybe she thought the hour was later. i'm going to give these jurors the chance to hear all the facts. this is obviously a woman, the one who doesn't want to look at the crime scene photos...
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lisa, talk to us about that aspect of the case. because yesterday the question of rachel jeantel's demeanor around the way she came across was important. do you think that changed? >> i'm so glad you are raising this topic. i think we are having two different conversations in this conversation. we have rachel jeantel, who has a certain manner of speaking, and we have a defense attorney who has a completely different manner of speaki ingspeaking. some people watching this case are saying is he being so mean to her, but this is the way we conduct cross examination and this is the way a trial proceeds. >> you do specifically remember that when mr. de la rionda asked you did he ever say the guy got out of the car, that you did not say, in response, you want that, too? >> no, sir. i did not even say "you want that, too," no, i did not say that, sir. >> could we play that portion, please? >> judge, i have no objection. >> thank you. >> i'm going to object to the rest of it -- i apologiapologiz. i didn't mean to make a speaking objection.
lisa, talk to us about that aspect of the case. because yesterday the question of rachel jeantel's demeanor around the way she came across was important. do you think that changed? >> i'm so glad you are raising this topic. i think we are having two different conversations in this conversation. we have rachel jeantel, who has a certain manner of speaking, and we have a defense attorney who has a completely different manner of speaki ingspeaking. some people watching this case are saying...
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but john, let me play to you what both lisa and maria had referred. rachel jeantel was a friend of trayvon martin but didn't attend the wake or the funeral. here's what she tells the prosecutor. >> why didn't you go to the wake and to the funeral? i'm sorry what? >> i didn't want to see the body. >> you didn't want to see the body? >> no. >> you ended up speaking to trayvon martin's mother. and to parents, right? >> yes. >> okay. and did you end up lying about not going -- why you didn't go to the wake, the funeral? >> yes. >> and why did you lie about not going to the funeral or to the wake? >> i felt guilty. >> you felt guilty about what? >> i was the last person -- i was the last person who talked to they son. >> john, this is something you referred to as a lie they told. but do you think the emotions and the way she was talking in any way kind of appeals to some of the jury, or does it matter? she told a story and that's the end of it? >> well, i think she's very credible as to why she didn't go. and that's a believable thing. but i will tell you
but john, let me play to you what both lisa and maria had referred. rachel jeantel was a friend of trayvon martin but didn't attend the wake or the funeral. here's what she tells the prosecutor. >> why didn't you go to the wake and to the funeral? i'm sorry what? >> i didn't want to see the body. >> you didn't want to see the body? >> no. >> you ended up speaking to trayvon martin's mother. and to parents, right? >> yes. >> okay. and did you end up...
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they're hard to watch. >> all right, lisa. thank you. >>> still ahead, new revelations on the whereabouts of nsa leaker edward snowden. russia's president says he knows where he is, but he refused to extradite him. what options are left on the table in bringing snowden back to the states. >>> and we're continuing to follow breaking news. we're awaiting a live news conference for members of the congressional black and hispanic caucuses reancting to today's supreme court decision. these new triscuit are baked with brown rice and sweet potato! triscuit has a new snack? no way. way. and the worst part is they're delicious. mmm, you're right. maybe we should give other new things a chance. no way. way. [ male announcer ] we've taken 100% whole grain brown rice and wheat, delicious sweet potato, and savory red bean... and woven them into something unexpected. the new brown rice triscuit line; with sweet potato and red bean varieties. a new take on an old favorite. yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bo
they're hard to watch. >> all right, lisa. thank you. >>> still ahead, new revelations on the whereabouts of nsa leaker edward snowden. russia's president says he knows where he is, but he refused to extradite him. what options are left on the table in bringing snowden back to the states. >>> and we're continuing to follow breaking news. we're awaiting a live news conference for members of the congressional black and hispanic caucuses reancting to today's supreme court...
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lisa, don't know if you've slept in the last couple of days because i've seen you on television constantly. tell me what we can expect today. >> i've been watching this trial very closely. i find it fascinating. today we expect more prosecution witnesses. primarily people from this gated community. so many of them heard something, saw something. no one saw the entire event. but the prosecution is building their case bit by bit. yesterday for example, there was a witness, jennifer lawer, who said she heard what sounded like shoes on a pavement, scuffling, movement on the grass, yelps. another witness selma maura said she saw zimmerman standing over martin after the shooting. the prosecution says he was the aggressor and each of these witnesses adds a little something to that. >> very quickly, on rachel jeantel, i watched a lot of the testimony. a fascinating witness. what do you make of how the jury -- or can you make anything of what the jury took from her? >> i tell you, on social media, on twitter page, opposed opinions. some people feel strongly she was a credible witness. others feel t
lisa, don't know if you've slept in the last couple of days because i've seen you on television constantly. tell me what we can expect today. >> i've been watching this trial very closely. i find it fascinating. today we expect more prosecution witnesses. primarily people from this gated community. so many of them heard something, saw something. no one saw the entire event. but the prosecution is building their case bit by bit. yesterday for example, there was a witness, jennifer lawer,...
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lisa bloom will join us to discuss this key testimony. >>> and another company dumped paula deen just as she tearfully apologizes on the "today" show this morning. it was her first live interview, but the question today, did she do more harm than good? [ panting ] we're headed the same way, right? yeah. ♪ [ panting ] uh... after you. ♪ [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] it's all in how you get there. the srx, from cadillac. awarded best interior design of any luxury brand. lease this 2013 cadillac srx for around $399 per month, with premium care maintenance included. "that starts with one of the world's most advancedy," distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out m
lisa bloom will join us to discuss this key testimony. >>> and another company dumped paula deen just as she tearfully apologizes on the "today" show this morning. it was her first live interview, but the question today, did she do more harm than good? [ panting ] we're headed the same way, right? yeah. ♪ [ panting ] uh... after you. ♪ [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] it's all in how you get there. the srx, from cadillac. awarded best interior design of any luxury brand....
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. >> lisa murkowski and den in nevada. needed to get these votes. all these little goodies thrown into the bill. >> thee argue manies, laura, guts of this bill is is the most massive expansion of immigration enforcement in american history. a doubling of the border patrol. a doubling of border fencing. a mandatory everify system and entry exit system. should be something you should be celebrating as the government finally getting serious about something i believe they have been serious about for the last 20 years. but this is designed to get republican support on a bill that also modernizes our legalization system and path to citizenship. what's not to like? >> you like the bill because it increases border enforcement and that's why you are supporting it? >> no. i like the bill because it finally gets the policy right and fixes the problem once and for all. >> you know we passed a border fence bill back in 2006 which mandated exactly the type of fencing, exactly a little more stringent being mandated in this bill 700 miles of fencing. you know that
. >> lisa murkowski and den in nevada. needed to get these votes. all these little goodies thrown into the bill. >> thee argue manies, laura, guts of this bill is is the most massive expansion of immigration enforcement in american history. a doubling of the border patrol. a doubling of border fencing. a mandatory everify system and entry exit system. should be something you should be celebrating as the government finally getting serious about something i believe they have been...
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it's appropriate here. >> don't do it. >> lisa, that was shocking. we said early yesterday. >> lisa bloom, legal analyst. >> we said yesterday that was an uphill battle for the prosecution. it's looking more flat today. >> one thing to agree on, you don't tell knock knock jokes at a murder trial when the parents of the teenager are sitting -- >> did you ever think that would be your analysis. >> at the jury's expense. you all are the only people stupidist enough to be on this jury. >> they did know who he was. they had some information. >> really it was fair. another two and a half hours of opening statement. >> how did it go? >> i think that's what the case will be. >> what was the most compelling thing yesterday. >> wow, okay. >> the prosecution explain what the defense is. the prosecution points out no blood on his hands, under his fingernails. that's important because george zimmerman said he punched him in the face, caused a bloody nose and put his hand over his nose and mouth but there's no blood on trafb martin's house. the defense argues that
it's appropriate here. >> don't do it. >> lisa, that was shocking. we said early yesterday. >> lisa bloom, legal analyst. >> we said yesterday that was an uphill battle for the prosecution. it's looking more flat today. >> one thing to agree on, you don't tell knock knock jokes at a murder trial when the parents of the teenager are sitting -- >> did you ever think that would be your analysis. >> at the jury's expense. you all are the only people...
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joining us now, legal analyst lisa bloom. let's first start with one of the more fascinating things about this trial so far. the makeup of the jury. >> all women. five out of the six are white, mostly middle aged, mostly mothers. >> that's interesting because we were talking about it earlier in the show. we were looking at that as potentially making a difference. it shouldn't make a difference but does it make a difference? >> everybody's been talking about this. i looked at the social science research. it turns out that women and men really don't decide cases any differently based on jury studies. the one small difference is women tend to have more sympathy for victims. how does that play out in this case? the prosecution says trayvon martin is the victim. i don't think the gender issue is all that significant. >> let's look at the race issue. >> more significant. >> i find it very interesting. er everybody's talking about the gender issue. when you can never predict how women are going to decide a trial because they're wome
joining us now, legal analyst lisa bloom. let's first start with one of the more fascinating things about this trial so far. the makeup of the jury. >> all women. five out of the six are white, mostly middle aged, mostly mothers. >> that's interesting because we were talking about it earlier in the show. we were looking at that as potentially making a difference. it shouldn't make a difference but does it make a difference? >> everybody's been talking about this. i looked at...
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understand is that many of the employees did not receive a pay raise until this current lawsuit by lisa jackson was filed and that there was never any blacks in management and exist a general hostile work environment. >> we'll keep in touch. robert, thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> if you like your morning cup of starbucks coffee, get ready to pay more starting tomorrow. the coffee chain is raising prices on many of its brewed drinks even though it's paying less for coffee. why, you ask? alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange to tell us. good morning. >> yes, good morning. starbucks is raising prices beginning tomorrow because they say costs have gone up for their labor, for raw materials, for rent for their stores. and it is interesting because you look at this increase and it comes despite the fact that coffee futures traded on intercontinental exchange are at or near their lowest point in three years. it is important to note that before you freak out, this isn't a massively sweeping price hike. the company is saying that less than a third of all st
understand is that many of the employees did not receive a pay raise until this current lawsuit by lisa jackson was filed and that there was never any blacks in management and exist a general hostile work environment. >> we'll keep in touch. robert, thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> if you like your morning cup of starbucks coffee, get ready to pay more starting tomorrow. the coffee chain is raising prices on many of its brewed drinks even though...
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>> lisa robin kelly busted for drunk driving. she played lori foreman on the show. cops in california were called to move her car which was parked on the freeway blocking a lane. that's when they realized she was intoxicated. kelly has been arrested three other times since 2010. >>brian: so glad i don't have a sitcom. who doesn't love a golden retriever apparently folks in beijing are enforcing a ban on what they consider large and vicious dogs that includes golden retrievers, labradors and the always vicious dalmatian and any other dog taller than 15 inches. police have been raiding homes and taking away the dogs. chinese officials say big dogs should not be living in big cities. last year 13 people died of rabies. when you're arresting dogs you're out of things to do. >>carol: the itsy bitsy spider looked a lot bigger on television. take a look. >> that was creepy. focus it had to be right on my head. i don't like this. i've got to move. [screaming] >> i don't like spiders. >>carol: appearing over christie gordon's head during a live report. she said she realized
>> lisa robin kelly busted for drunk driving. she played lori foreman on the show. cops in california were called to move her car which was parked on the freeway blocking a lane. that's when they realized she was intoxicated. kelly has been arrested three other times since 2010. >>brian: so glad i don't have a sitcom. who doesn't love a golden retriever apparently folks in beijing are enforcing a ban on what they consider large and vicious dogs that includes golden retrievers,...